Party songs and official theme songs of Japanese political parties. Surprisingly catchy fight songs, too.
Did you know that political parties have official party songs and theme songs? In fact, each party has produced distinctive pieces of music, and there are even unofficial supporter-made anthems.
Party anthems aren’t something we often consciously listen to, but their lyrics and melodies strongly reflect each party’s principles and history.
In this article, we’ll introduce a wide range of party songs and supporter anthems from Japanese political parties.
You’re sure to discover, “I had no idea this song existed!”—so please read on.
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Party Anthems and Official Theme Songs of Japanese Political Parties: Surprisingly Catchy Fight Songs Too (11–20)
Enrich and strengthen JapanKotobuki STUDIO
A political slogan turned into a hope-filled rock number! “Making Japan Prosperous and Strong,” produced by the music creator collective Kotobuki STUDIO, is an unofficial support song that boldly voices the Japan Conservative Party’s principles.
It spread enthusiastically among the party’s supporters and played a major role in boosting morale during the election campaign.
The chorus, where powerful words soar over an up-tempo band sound, is sure to fill you with energy as soon as you hear it.
Check out this new form of support born from the unexpected fusion of politics and music!
we; we (archaic or poetic)Yamamoto Naozumi
A song that boldly sings of hope for the future—just like a movie theme! Released in 1975 as the official party anthem of the Liberal Democratic Party, “Warera” was composed by Naosumi Yamamoto with lyrics by Tokiko Iwatani.
From the intro, the glittering orchestration and the march-like, powerful rhythm seem to stir the listener’s heart.
The lyrics, with the memorable refrain “Happiness for one, happiness for all,” clearly convey the party’s ideals.
Beyond its political message, the piece also possesses the dignity of a standalone musical work.
Be sure to give its stately melody a listen!
OH! KOMEI RAP
It’s a catchy, playful hip-hop track that’ll have your body moving before you know it! This piece is a web commercial song produced by the Komeito Party in 2024.
Their official mascot, Kome-suke, steps up as MC Kome-suke to try his hand at rapping, showcasing the party’s appeal over a bright, upbeat track.
With a confident stance that humbly yet boldly declares they’re number one, and a unique metaphor likening himself to the rice in curry rice, the song creates a friendly, approachable vibe.
It’s a track that people who think politics is stiff and serious will especially enjoy for its fresh, innovative approach.
Fighting BackSakuraranburyū
A rock anthem that fires up the soul and ignites the fighting spirit! This track, released by the patriotically minded band Sakuraranburu as the official image song for the Japan First Party, seizes listeners’ hearts with its powerful band sound.
The message delivered through vocalist Rariko’s commanding voice gives a strong push to anyone who hears it.
It’s a passionate song that lets you see yourself in the “fighting backs” of those who came before us, filling you with the courage to face the future with pride in your heart.
Theme song of the NHK Party Call Center
This is a song released on the NHK Party’s subchannel under the video title “I was tired from work and, on a whim, made a theme song for the NHK Party Call Center.” It was reportedly created using words from Takashi Tachibana and also leveraging generative AI.
Set to a lively technopop sound, phrases like “Goodbye, NHK” fly around, expressing the party’s stance that you don’t have to pay NHK’s reception fees.
Experience this one-of-a-kind world born from politics and internet culture!
In the Great Sky and on the Vast EarthMatsuyama Chiharu
A moving and inspirational classic that conjures up the majestic landscapes of the northern land.
Released in 1977 by folk singer Chiharu Matsuyama, it is a song that symbolizes Hokkaido.
Beloved as a fight song set in Hokkaido, this piece is recognized across generations.
It is also, in fact, the official theme song of the regional political party New Party Daichi, a name Matsuyama himself coined.
No matter the circumstances, this song gives you the courage to look ahead and never give up on finding happiness.
Party songs and official theme songs of Japanese political parties. Some surprisingly catchy fight songs, too (21–30)
Centrist Reform AllianceTokyo Kurisutaru Myujikku
Are you familiar with a unique instrumental piece released in January 2026 that ties in with the topic of a new party’s launch? It’s a track by Tokyo Crystal Music, featuring a strikingly memorable violin performance by Morito Sakasai.
With the soothing soundscapes characteristic of the New Age genre, the absence of lyrics invites listeners’ imaginations to run free.
Its compact three-minute structure makes it perfect as background music when you want to stoke a quiet fighting spirit or focus deeply on your work.
This work, where timeliness and artistry converge, is well worth a listen.